Randy Flood, MA, LLP and Zach Flood, MA, LLP have presented several programs for Families Divided TV on parental alienation [see links below]. Randy, founder and director of the Men’s Resource Center has worked in [...]
As host of the Revealing Men podcast, Randy Flood usually engages a guest in conversation about the issues men face in working through their own and society’s expectations of what constitutes masculinity in the 21st [...]
Randy Flood, MA, LLP, psychologist and Director of the Men’s Resource Center provides child custody evaluations, parenting coordination, and parent-child reunification counseling and coaching most often through his affiliation with Fountain Hill Center. These services [...]
In 2009, while a client at the Men’s Resource Center of West Michigan, Jim Musial —an avid runner— wrote a guest post about how “running could be hazardous to your emotional health.” He only hints [...]
The Revealing Men podcast typically features conversations that seek to pull back the curtain to reveal the inner lives of men. For this conversation, host Randy Flood, psychotherapist and Director of the Men’s Resource Center [...]
Much of the work we do at The Men’s Resource Center of West Michigan has to do with accountability. We hear it all the time from our clients' intimate partners, probation officers, parents, and employers: [...]
In his work with the Men’s Resource Center, Zach Flood’s focus is on men and their relationships, especially where those relationships are fractured or broken. He helps families navigate the family court system and the [...]
Randy Flood didn’t set out to specialize in men’s work. As he tells Ken Porter, it all started with an internship at a forensic psychological practice in Kalamazoo, Michigan. "I stumbled into it," he says. [...]
At the Men’s Resource Center, we believe that addictions are fundamentally a complex neurochemical disorder involving genetics, pleasure, reward, and memory centers in the brain. Over the years, we have guided people dealing with addiction [...]
As humans, we often think categorically to create order. Otherwise, all thinking would be novel and laborious. Once categories are solidified, we carry anchor biases and struggle to think of competing truths. For instance, in [...]
